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Réalisé par : Karen McGann
Année: 2022
Pays: Royaume-Uni
 Produit par : Raw TV
partie 3: 40 min
partie 4: 45min
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Partie 3 - La rebelle (à 20h50): L'histoire extraordinaire d'une fille sortie de nulle part, devenue la femme la plus célèbre au monde… Cette série révèle une femme moderne, complexe et fascinante qui a courageusement défié la misogynie de l'Amérique des années 1950, devenant l’une des premières icônes féministes. Dans cet épisode, découvrez la détermination de Marilyn à devenir une actrice accomplie avec son départ de la Twentieth Century Fox afin créer sa propre société de production.
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Partie 4 - L'icône (à 22h15): L'histoire extraordinaire d'une fille sortie de nulle part, devenue la femme la plus célèbre au monde… Cette série révèle une femme moderne, complexe et fascinante qui a courageusement défié la misogynie de l'Amérique des années 1950, devenant l’une des premières icônes féministes.Dans cet épisode, l'icône Marilyn démontre ses talents d'actrice désormais reconnus, et signe un contrat triomphant avec la Twentieth Century Fox peu de temps avant son décès prématuré. 
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.22h15 - Documentaire:  Marilyn inédite
partie 1 + partie 2
Rediffusion: samedi 19 juillet 2025 à 11h10

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partie 1, La concurrente: 40 min
partie 2, L'objet de fantasmes: 45min
Les deux premières parties ont été diffusées le dimanche précédent (le 06 juillet 2025).
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20h50 - Documentaire:  Marilyn inédite
partie 1 + partie 2
Rediffusions: dimanche 13 juillet 2025 à 23h00
samedi 19 juillet 2025 à 11h10
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Réalisé par : Karen McGann
Année: 2022
Pays: Royaume-Uni
 Produit par : Raw TV
partie 1: 40 min
partie 2: 45min
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Partie 1 - La concurrente (à 20h50): L'histoire extraordinaire d'une fille sortie de nulle part, devenue la femme la plus célèbre au monde…Cette série révèle une femme moderne, complexe et fascinante qui a courageusement défié la misogynie de l'Amérique des années 1950, devenant l’une des premières icônes féministes.Ce premier épisode explore la jeunesse de l'audacieuse Norma Jeane qui, malgré une enfance difficile, a su révéler son talent et se faire remarquer à Hollywood sous le nom de "Marilyn Monroe".
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Partie 2 - L'objet de fantasmes (à 22h15): L'histoire extraordinaire d'une fille sortie de nulle part, devenue la femme la plus célèbre au monde… Cette série révèle une femme moderne, complexe et fascinante qui a courageusement défié la misogynie de l'Amérique des années 1950, devenant l’une des premières icônes féministes.Cet épisode met en lumière comment Marilyn, esprit rebelle, a réussi à tirer parti de la polémique de ses photos nues et à se faire catapulter au rang de célébrité.
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Les parties 3 et 4 seront diffusées le dimanche 13 juillet 2025.
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22h15 - Emission:  Les dernières heures de Marilyn Monroe
Rediffusion: samedi 26 juillet 2025 à 20h15.
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Réalisé par: David Montagne
Produit par: MORGANE PRODUCTION, Histoire TV, Sylvain Plantard et Eric Kollek
Auteur : Franck Ferrand et Jean-Baptiste Gallen
Année: 2025
Pays: France
Durée: 30 min
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Dans cette collection de documentaires inédits, seul, sur la scène du théâtre de la Tour Eiffel, Franck Ferrand nous embarque dans des histoires incroyables en nous contant, dans chaque épisode, les dernières heures d'un personnage : Martin Luther King, Saint-Exupéry, Jules César ou bien Sissi ou Marilyn Monroe..

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 Vente aux enchères "Hollywood/Entertainment Signature® Auction #7392" organisée du 16 au 18 juillet juin 2025 en ligne, par Heritage Auctions
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Auction "Hollywood/Entertainment Signature® Auction #7392" to be held online from July 16th to June 18th, 2025, by Heritage Auctions
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Vente aux enchères qui comprend 170 lots liés au milieu du cinéma et du divertissement (affiches de films, photographies, esquisses de créateurs de costumes, scénarios, lettres, objets, accessoires et vêtements utilisés dans des films etc...); il y a 19 lots qui concernent Marilyn Monroe: des photographies (d'André De Dienes, Tom Kelley, Milton H Greene, Richard C Miller, Eve Arnold, en Corée ...), la tenue de Cléôpatre qu'elle porte pour une séance photo avec Richard Avedon (déjà vendue à d'autres enchères auparavant), et des documents (contrat avec l'agence William Morris de 1949, son nom et son adresse sur une carte). 
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Auction that includes 170 lots related to the world of cinema and entertainment (film posters, photographs, sketches of costume designers, scripts, letters, objects, accessories and clothes used in films etc...); there are 19 lots that concern Marilyn Monroe: photographs (of Andre De Dienes, Tom Kelley, Milton H Greene, Richard C Miller, Eve Arnold, in Korea ...), the Cleopatra outfit that she wears for a photo shoot with Richard Avedon (already sold at other auctions before), and documents (contract with the William Morris agency from 1949, her name and address on a card).
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Enchères Heritage Auctions
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du 16 au 18 juillet 2025
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16/07/2025, HERITAGE, Hollywood/Entertainment Signature - Vente
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Photographies (15 lots)

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 Lot 89176: [Marilyn Monroe] Norma Jeane Dougherty, Death Valley, California, 1945, 10" x 8" 

 Original Color Photographs (2) by André de Dienes. Vintage glossy 10" x 8" color photographs of [Marilyn Monroe] Norma Jeane Dougherty in Death Valley, California, 1945, by André de Dienes, with ANDRE / DIENES / 1401 SUNSET PLAZA DRIVE / HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA 90069 / 652-1727 and THE/ KIM GOODWIN / COLLECTION wet stamps on the verso. Printed 1980s. From the Kim Goodwin Collection. Very Fine/Excellent. Comes with a COA from Heritage Auctions.
Sold: $ -

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 Lot 89177: Marilyn Monroe, "Red Velvet," Nude Poses, for "Golden Dreams" Calendar, May 1949, Original 35mm Color Transparencies (6) by Tom Kelly Studios. 

Vintage 35mm color transparencies on ANSCO film in original mount (originally produced from 8" x 10" format camera with Kodachrome color film transparency) of Marilyn Monroe, May 27, 1949, of "Red Velvet," Nude Poses #1, #2, #5, #6, #9 for "Golden Dreams" Calendar, 1952, and black lace teddy overlay from Pose #1, for "The Lure of Lace" Calendar, 1955, by Tom Kelly Studios, with PROCESSED BY / PAVELLE COLOR and ANSCO COLOR stamped on the mount. Reproduced for "Golden Dreams" calendar, 1952, and in 1st issue of Playboy magazine, December 1953, pp. 17-18. David O. Selznick and Samuel Goldwyn retained Kelley to shoot promotional photos of their stars and starlets for magazine content and advertising. Monroe posed nude for Kelly on red velvet and was paid $50, signing the release as 'Mona Monroe.' Kelley received only small payments when he sold the reproduction rights to two shots to the Baumgarth Calendar Company and Western Lithograph Company. In 1953, Hugh Hefner purchased the rights from Baumgarth to reproduce the "Golden Dreams" photograph of Pose #1 as the first centerfold in the first issue of Playboy magazine, which launched the franchise. The 8" x 10" transparency remains in the Playboy Archives. Excellent. Comes with a COA from Heritage Auctions.
"It's not true I had nothing on, I had the radio on." (Marilyn Monroe, quoted in Time magazine, 1952) 
Sold: $ -

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 Lot 89178: Marilyn Monroe, "Red Velvet," Nude Pose #2, for "Golden Dreams" Calendar, 1949, 9.5" x 6.25" 
Original Press Photograph by Tom Kelly Studios. Vintage gelatin silver glossy borderless 9.5" x 6.25" press photograph (originally produced from 8" x 10" format camera with Kodachrome color film transparency) of Marilyn Monroe, 1949, of "Red Velvet," Nude Pose #2, for "Golden Dreams" Calendar, by Tom Kelly Studios, with Europa - Report wet stamp and typewritten caption on the verso. Later reproduced for "Golden Dreams" calendar, 1952, and in 1st issue of Playboy magazine, December 1953, pp. 17-18. Rare vintage print produced later from the original internegative. David O. Selznick and Samuel Goldwyn retained Kelley to shoot promotional photos of their stars and starlets for magazine content and advertising. Monroe posed nude for Kelly on red velvet and was paid $50, signing the release as 'Mona Monroe.' Kelley received only small payments when he sold the reproduction rights to two shots to the Baumgarth Calendar Company and Western Lithograph Company. In 1953, Hugh Hefner purchased the rights from Baumgarth to reproduce the "Golden Dreams" photograph of Pose #1 as the first centerfold in the first issue of Playboy magazine, which launched the franchise. The 8" x 10" transparency remains in the Playboy Archives. Fine/Very Fine, with light crease at the corner tips, and handling. Comes with a COA from heritage Auctions.
"It's not true I had nothing on, I had the radio on." (Marilyn Monroe quoted in Time magazine, 1952)
Am oben - ohne - klischee zerbrochen: Marilyn Monroe. Sie nahm sich 1962 das Leben.
"Topless cliché shattered: Marilyn Monroe. She took her own life in 1962." 
Sold: $ -

 Lot 89179: Marilyn Monroe at the Bel Air Hotel, 1953
Original Custom Photograph by André de Dienes. Vintage original silver gelatin, borderless semi-gloss, double weight 10.5" x 13.25" custom photograph of Marilyn Monroe on the patio of her bungalow at the Bel Air Hotel, Los Angeles, 1953, by André de Dienes, with PHOTO / ANDRE DE DIENES 1401 SUNSET PLAZA DRIVE / HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. 90069 credit wet stamp on the verso. Printed "6/85" (ink addition). Very Fine/Excellent, with light retouch, visible in raking light. Comes with a COA from Heritage Auctions. 
Sold: $ -

 Lot 89180: Marilyn Monroe with "Anything Goes" Band for Goodwill Tour for U.S. Troops, Daegu Air Force Base (USAG Daegu), Daegu International Airport, South Korea, February 1954, 35mm Color Transparencies on Ektachrome film (50).

 Vintage 35mm color transparencies on Ektachrome film in original mount, of Marilyn Monroe with "Anything Goes" band for Goodwill Tour for U.S. Troops, Daegu Air Force Base (USAG Daegu), Daegu International Airport, South Korea, shortly after the Armistice, February 1954, performing ten shows in four days, as a detour during her honeymoon in Japan with husband Joe DiMaggio, by U.S. Air Force still photographer, with SEOUL KOREA stamped on the mount front, and EKTACHROME and Saehan Lab on the reverse, or emulsion side. Monroe is first seen wearing a 6147th B-15 Tactical Control Group jacket, which was standard issue for aircrew and pilots after 1943, loaned by Hilda Benning, the friend of military escort Ollie Palmer. Comes with a COA from Heritage Auctions. 
"Dear Bugs, Thanks for the loan of your jacket - I didn't let it out of my sight the whole time - I couldn't, (Ollie kept reminding me). It kept me soooo warm. Thanks," (infiniteauctions.com)
Marilyn would later recount the meaning of the trip to entertain the troops, "the best thing that's ever happened to me. I never felt like a star before in my heart. It was so wonderful to look down and see a fellow smiling at me." 
Sold: $ -

 Lot 89181: Marilyn Monroe in The Seven Year Itch (TCF, 1954), 13" x 10" Original Custom Photograph by Jean Howard. Collection of Leonard Stanley.
Vintage gelatin silver matte borderless double-weight 13" x 10" custom photograph of Marilyn Monroe wearing her "lucky dress" for The Seven Year Itch at Jean Howard's home studio, New York City, by Jean Howard, with photographer wet stamp on the verso. Reproduced in Jean Howard's Hollywood: A Photo Memoir, James Watters and Jean Howard, 2001, p. 227. Excellent. From the Collection of Leonard Stanley. Comes with a COA from Heritage Auctions. 
"Sometime later, at a party at Gloria Vanderbilt's, Marilyn... said something that startled me and I'm certain the others: 'Jean took the best pictures of me I've ever had'" (Jean Howard). 
Sold: $ -

 Lot 89182: Bus Stop (TCF, 1956), Marilyn Monroe in "Old Black Magic" Sequined Leotard by William Travilla 14" x 11" Original Custom Photograph by Milton H. Greene.
Vintage gelatin silver semi-gloss double-weight 14" x 11" custom photograph of Marilyn Monroe as "Chérie" in the "Old Black Magic" saloon scene wearing the sequined leotard with black netting and bullion fringe overlay to a wire brassiere, trimmed with amber-colored faceted beading by William Travilla, in Bus Stop by Milton H. Greene, with AUTHENTIC / ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPH / BY: / MILTON H. GREENE / DATED credit wet stamp on the verso. Printed by Greene from the camera negative ca. 1978. Greene made 53 portrait sittings of Monroe and formed Marilyn Monroe Productions together on January 7, 1955. This was the first film completed under their partnership, with Greene shooting all the principal still photography. Very Fine/Excellent, with light handling. Comes with a COA from Heritage Auctions.
Sold: $ -

 Lot 89183: Marilyn Monroe, "Black Sitting", New York City, February 1956, 16" x 20" Original Custom Photograph by Milton H. Greene.
Vintage gelatin-silver semi-gloss borderless double-weight 16" x 20" custom photograph of Marilyn Monroe, "Black Sitting", 480 Lexington studio, New York City, before leaving for California to film Bus Stop, February 6, 1956, by Milton H. Greene, with AUTHENTIC / ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPH / "Milton H. Greene" (ink addition) / Milton H. Greene and print number "3159 10 H" in graphite on the verso. Printed by Greene from the camera negative, 1970s. Fine+, with edge wear, trace line at the left, handling, and paper loss on the verso. Comes with a COA from Heritage Auctions.
Sold: $ -

 Lot 89184: Marilyn Monroe, Seated with Glass, "The Black Sitting", New York City, February 1956, 16" x 20" Signed and Dated Original Custom Photograph by Milton H. Greene.
Vintage gelatin silver semi-gloss borderless double-weight 16" x 20" custom photograph of Marilyn Monroe, seated with glass for "The Black Sitting", New York City, February 1956, by Milton H. Greene, with COPYRIGHTED REPRODUCTION / BY PERMISSION ONLY / MILTON H. GREENE and AUTHENTIC / ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPH / BY "Milton H. Greene" (signed, ink addition) / Milton H. Greene / "6-23-78" (ink addition) / DATED wet stamps on the verso. Printed June 23, 1978 by Greene from the camera negative. Very Fine/Excellent, with slight edge wear at the corner tips. Comes with a COA from Heritage Auctions.
Sold: $ -

 Lot 89185: Marilyn Monroe in The Prince and the Showgirl (Warner Bros., 1957), 8" x 10" Original Studio Release and Contact Proof Photographs (13) by Milton H. Greene.

 Vintage gelatin silver glossy 8" x 10" and 8" x 6" studio release (5) and press photographs (2), and original contact proof sheets of Marilyn Monroe with Lawrence Olivier and Terence Rattigan (5), and at 20th Century-Fox prop closet for hair and makeup, for "Peasant Sitting", in the costume Jennifer Jones wore for Song of Bernadette (1943), created on the French village set used for What Price Glory (1952), May 1954 (1), one with early "The Sleeping Prince" clapboard, one with Arthur Miller, in The Prince and the Showgirl by Milton H. Greene, with PHOTOGRAPHED / BY / MILTON H. GREENE wet stamp (8), APR 15 1957 stamp (1), and International News, Keystone Press Agency, and Warner Bros. paper caption (3) on the verso. One printed 1992, signed and dated "Milton Greene 92" in ink on the verso. Fair to Very Fine, with scattered creases and edge tears (1), and corner crease (1). Comes with a COA from Heritage Auctions.
Sold: $ -

 Lot 89186: Marilyn Monroe in Some Like It Hot (UA, 1959), Original 35mm Color Transparencies (20) by Richard C. Miller. 

Vintage 35mm color transparencies on Kodachrome film in original mount of Marilyn Monroe in Some Like It Hot, and in costumes by Orry-Kelly on set at Hotel del Coronado, San Diego, by Richard C. Miller, with KODACHROME / TRANSPARENCY / PROCESSED BY KODAK and KODAK READY MOUNT / MADE IN U.S.A. on the mount. Ca. 1959 transparencies produced for reproduction. Filmed in black-and-white, Some Like It Hot is considered her finest film appearance. Excellent. Comes with a COA from Heritage Auctions.
Sold: $ -

 Lot 89187: Marilyn Monroe in The Misfits (UA, 1961), Dayton, Nevada, Original 35mm Color Transparencies (14) by Eve Arnold for Magnum Photos.

Vintage 35mm color transparencies on Kodachrome film in original mount of Marilyn Monroe in The Misfits, Dayton and Reno, Nevada, 1960, by Eve Arnold for Magnum Photos, with KODACHROME / TRANSPARENCY and EASYMOUNT ®35 MM-DF and PEGCO / N. HOLLYWOOD / Calif. U.S.A. and MADE IN U.S.A. and NOV 61 stamped on the mount. Ca. 1961 transparencies with highlighted emulsion produced for reproduction. Filmed in black and white, these color transparencies from The Misfits shot on-set include some of Arnold's most celebrated images. Excellent. Comes with a COA from Heritage Auctions.
Sold: $ -

 Lot 89188: Marilyn Monroe "White Fur Sitting" in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (20th Century-Fox, 1953), 10" x 8" 
Original Inscribed Photograph by Frank Powolny. Vintage gelatin silver matte double-weight 10" x 8" studio release photograph of Marilyn Monroe "White Fur Sitting" in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes by Frank Powolny, inscribed in white felt, "To Vern / It was a pleasure / to work with you / Love and Kisses / Marilyn Monroe". Vernon Rickard was a bit player and "gofer" in the early days of Hollywood. Printed mid-late 1950s. Fine+, with heavy creases and chipping at the lower margin and corner. Comes with a full LOA from Beckett Authentication Services.
Sold: $ -

 Lot 89191: Marilyn Monroe, "Lure of Lace" Large Tearaway Calendar (ca. 1952). 
Vintage original 16" x 33.75" bright red wall calendar featuring Marilyn Monroe in her iconic Tom Kelley nude kneeling pose (Pose #1) from the "Golden Dreams" (also known as "Red Velvet") series, later featured in Playboy Magazine Issue #1. For modesty, the image includes a printed black lace teddy overprint and is captioned: "Posed By MARILYN MONROE In The Nude. With Lace Overprint." Printed as a promotional item for Dietrich Motor Sales, the calendar retains its full 8" x 6" 12-month tear-away pad stapled at the bottom. Exhibits expected age and edge wear, with staple holes and several small tears near the bottom. Comes with a COA from Heritage Auctions.
Sold: $ -

 Lot 89193: Marilyn Monroe "Theda Bara as Cleopatra" by Richard Avedon Artist Signed Print (First Edition, 1983).
Vintage original 23" x 28" poster signed in gold ink in the lower border by photographer Richard Avedon. In 1958, famed photographer Avedon shot a seminal portrait sitting with Marilyn Monroe wherein the superstar donned the personas and fashions of film divas from the early years of Hollywood. Clara Bow, Lillian Russell, and Jean Harlow were amongst the bygone beauties portrayed, as well as the original silver screen vamp, Theda Bara. Marilyn is depicted as Bara playing the enchanting queen of Egypt, Cleopatra, in a costume that would have been as provocative to the readers of the LIFE Magazine, where the photos appeared in the December 22 issue, as it was to moviegoers in 1917. This print was part of a series of four issued by the artist in 1983, and is from the artist signed First Edition. Rolled and never folded, the piece exhibits some edge wear with light wrinkles and creasing in the borders and image. Comes with a COA from Heritage Auctions.
Sold: $ -

Documents (3 lots)

 Lot 89189: Marilyn Monroe Signed William Morris Agency Contract (ca. 1949). 

 Vintage original 2-page management contract (single leaf, front and back) on William Morris Agency letterhead, dated "March 2, 1949" for a six year agreement. Signed in blue ink, "Marilyn Monroe" on verso. This important contract was executed a mere 3 years after Norma Jean Doherty changed her name to the iconic "Marilyn Monroe." At this time she was still taking modelling assignments and very small movie roles. It was through the William Morris Agency, she landed small roles in All About Eve (1950), and John Huston's The Asphalt Jungle (1950). In December 1950, they negotiated her 7-year contract with 20th Century Fox, from leading to supporting, then starring roles. The contract exhibits two hole punches at the top margin, light toning and handling. Comes with a full LOA from Beckett Authentication Services.
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 Lot 89190: Marilyn Monroe Handwritten Signature and Address (1947). 

Vintage original "World's Bubble Gum King / Andrew J. Paris" business card signed in pencil on the verso by Marilyn Monroe with her address, "Marilyn Monroe / 3539 Kelton Ave / Los Angeles / AS - 44131".
Andrew J. Paris, known as the Bubble Gum King, served as the technical advisor for the bubble gum blowing scenes in Miracle on 34th Street. In early 1947, while at the Twentieth Century Fox commissary, young Natalie Wood introduced Paris to starlet Marilyn Monroe (who was not yet famous), and he asked her on a date. Paris had Marilyn provide her address on this card so he could pick her up for a night on the town. The business card exhibits light signs of soiling, edge wear and creasing. Comes with a full LOA from PSA/DNA. 
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 Lot 89192: The Birthplace of Method Acting: The Legendary Actors Studio.

 Vintage Photo Matched "Actors Studio" Sign (ca. 1950s). Vintage original 29.75" x 13" Masonite board hand-painted in black letters, "ACTORS STUDIO" against a painted white background, encased in its original black wooden frame. This sign matches a renowned photograph of Marilyn Monroe, arguably the most iconic student to pass through the Studio's doors. In the photo, Monroe stands outside wearing a dark coat with a fur collar and an ivory V-neck blouse. The sign features unmistakable identifying marks, including a circular indentation just below the top center mounting hole and a circular flaw between the "T" and "O" in "ACTORS"-now worn through-which appear clearly in the image. Mounting holes at the corners and center top and bottom also correspond with the photo documentation. White paint spatter on the top and bottom frame edges, as well as on the back, adds to its authenticity and character (the sign was mounted on a white brick wall of the studio).
A cornerstone of American theater and film, The Actors Studio in New York City has long stood as the epicenter of method acting-a transformative technique that forever altered the craft of performance. Founded in 1947 and shaped by the visionary Lee Strasberg, the Studio nurtured a generation of actors who brought emotional authenticity and psychological depth to the stage and screen. The Actors Studio has been a training ground for some of the greatest performers in cinematic history. Its alumni list reads like a Hall of Fame, including Marlon Brando, James Dean, Marilyn Monroe, Paul Newman, Al Pacino, Robert De Niro, Sally Field, Jane Fonda, and Dustin Hoffman, to name a few. This sign is more than a relic-it is a silent witness to the birth of modern American acting. Comes with a COA from Heritage Auctions.
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